The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Now Perplexity is trying to get into the local AI action [26d]
• Intel's 256-core Xeon 7 CPUs are a Diamond in the rough [26d]
• Apple defies memory shortage with new Mac minis [26d]
• Claude and Cowork now share what they know about you [27d]
• McKinsey says enterprise AI is finally 'on the road to ROI' [27d]
• EPA to drop requirement for public notice of polluting datacenters [27d]
• You could've applied all 1,449 Oracle patches and still been hit by this attack [27d]
• Microsoft warns that transitioning Excel workbooks to new Exchange connectors might not be smooth sailing [27d]
• Slop factory bans Russians for using slop factory to create slop [27d]
• US convicts ex-Philips engineer for exposing X-ray secrets to competitor [27d]
• OpenAI's upcoming Jalapeño chip looks like it'll be an inference beast [27d]
• Windows XP was released to manufacturing a quarter of a century ago [27d]
• SiFive pushes development server to take RISC-V into the datacenter [27d]
• Microsoft breaks WPF printing with .NET update [27d]
• CISA slaps its tightest three-day patching deadline on perfect-10 Oracle flaw [27d]
• Ukraine unveils native jet-powered drone interceptor [27d]
• Crooks push Mac malware through fake OpenAI Codex ads [27d]
• HMRC dangles £500M carrot for National Insurance system revamp [27d]
• What is virtualization modernization? [27d]
• Australia’s record industry won’t chart tunes recorded in the key of AI [27d]
• SpaceX claims it will put a Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-scale system into orbit next year [27d]
• IBM announces chip that natively executes Arm and Z instructions concurrently [27d]
• Microsoft AI watermarks in Paint and Photos are linked to user IDs, researcher finds [27d]